"It is He (Jai Sri Krishna)" is a devotional song by George Harrison, which pays homage to the Hindu deity Lord Krishna. The song celebrates the divine essence of Krishna and his connection to his devotees, Radha and Krishna's unconditional love. The lyrics convey the praise for Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha. The repetition of "Jai Krishna, Jai Sri Krishna" and "Jai Radhe, Jai Sri Radhe" is an expression of devotion, where the singer exclaims the divine glories of Krishna and Radha. The song emphasizes the significance of experiencing the true nature of life and recognizing our inner selves. The stanza "He whose eyes have seen, What our lives have been, And who we really are, It is 'He' Jai Sri Krishna" suggests that Krishna is the one who understands our true selves and the complexities of our existence. In the following verse, the lyrics state, "He whose sweetness flows, To anyone of those, That cares to look His way, See His smile, Jai Sri Radhe." Here, Harrison highlights Krishna's compassion and love, which is accessible to anyone who seeks it. The reference to Radha represents the eternal love between Krishna and his devotee. The final verse portrays Krishna as the omnipotent and all-encompassing deity who holds control over the three worlds. The line "He who is complete, Three worlds at His feet, Cause of every star, It is 'He', Jai Sri Krishna" signifies Krishna's divinity and his role as the creator and sustainer of the universe. Overall, George Harrison's "It is He (Jai Sri Krishna)" is a musical tribute to Lord Krishna, celebrating his divine qualities, his love, and his significance in the lives of his devotees. The song encapsulates the essence of devotion, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Krishna's presence and experiencing spiritual connection with him.
